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Kamata’s got more than its fair share of good ramen shops, but if you’re only visiting one, let it be Zoot. Specialising in simple, strongly flavoured ramen and tsukemen, this fine corner shop is best known for its standard bowls (from ¥700) – no frills, rather salty, but perfect as a post-party filler or a quick meal on the way home from a hard day’s work. The fatty chashu pork toppings are a particular highlight.
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Transport Kamata Station
Telephone 03 3730 1777
Open Mon, Wed-Sat 11.30am-10pm; Sun & holidays 11am-8pm / closed Tue
URL www.r-zoot.com
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